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    These male authors also lived through World War I at the prime age for military service‚ and many had trouble adapting to peacetime. Unable to adjust they fled to France‚ the country with the highest recorded per capita alcohol consumption. There‚ The Lost Generation became fascinated by alcohol representing the sacred cause‚ a part of the cafés where revolutionaries would meet to express their independence from the state and societal norms. Their obsession with alcohol spread to their work‚ none more

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    Lost Letters Pergamum

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    Lost Letters of Pergamum is about Antipas who was an older Roman nobleman‚ who in his younger days was a landowner in Galilee. He spent most of his time in the cities of Tyre and Caesarea Maritima. Due to health problems he left his business and hometown for Pergamum. At the beginning of the correspondence Antipas is simply an upper-class Roman‚ doing what many in his position do‚ namely‚ maintaining and enhancing his own position in society through acts of benefaction‚ participation in associations

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    The Lost Loved One

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    Bridget Ladet February 4‚ 2013 English 1301 Professor Lindemann The Lost Loved One On September 8‚ 2004‚ I didn’t know that losing my mother while being at school‚ was the hardest thing of my life. I thought I was going to come home to the smell of her home made cooking‚ some barbecue she decided to fix for dinner‚ or even some food she had bought from Jack in the Box because she knew it was my favorite place to eat at. Being a sophomore in high school at the time‚ it was hard for me to concentrate

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    Paradise Lost‚ John Milton recognizes this fact and uses a variety of literary techniques to stress the evil in the story over the good. The techniques used include a series of parallels with the parallel between good and evil being first and foremost as well‚ as symmetry to keep the poem in balance. Paradise Lost is a poem essentially about the origin of sin and evil‚ as a result‚ Milton presents evil in a more coercive manner than good. Satan and his followers in Paradise Lost are presented

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    Eve, the Heroine

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    Milton’s Paradise lost‚ Eve is the heroine. She is most often overlooked as a heroic figure because she is not a central character‚ and her character does not demonstrate equality in comparison to Adam or Satan. A hero or heroine is someone who demonstrates heroic qualities such as courage‚ leadership and independence. Heroism requires self sacrifice for the greater good of all humanity and excellent morals. In order to argue Eve as a heroine I will investigate Eve’s heroic qualities‚ the

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    The Lost Generation: Its History and Impact on Writing and Dance The horrendous effects of World War I changed the shape of the world‚ creating a growing sense of distrust as people realized the “war to end all wars” solved nothing. Distrust of political leaders and government officials permeated the minds of those who had witnessed the terror and destruction that the war brought about. A feeling of disillusionment spread across the world as people bitterly decided that their governments

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    Satan's Inferno

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    Paradise Lost by John Milton where the story of Adam and Eve is retold through the words of Satan. The epic Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri gave Satan a kind of helpless and trapped story where he was given the ultimate punishment imaginable from the perspective of God. Though Satan was the original sinner‚ banished to live an eternity in Hell by God himself as written in the Bible. During Satan’s fall it is understood that he is a manipulator; not only in the Bible but also in Paradise Lost. Although

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    Méndez 1 Silvio Marcel Méndez Rourk Professor Jacob Leland English 101 Writing Literary Memoirs September 27 2007 Loss of Identity The book‚ The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway‚ describes feelings and ideas that Americans had during the boom of the 20’s regarding the fear of change or loss in national identity. Loss of morality and increasing fear because of loss of identity during this period has created a general fear of dismemberment of culture and society consequence of the II World

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    Milton Studying Paper

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    By analyzing John Milton’s Paradise Lost‚ it is plain to see it is a fine example of epic poetry. For the most part‚ John Milton follows the three main guidelines that construct an epic poem. By beginning in a formal way‚ having supernatural warfare‚ and engaging a character in a dark voyage‚ John Milton clearly uses classical epic characteristics. In traditional epic poetry‚ the poet asks a muse to speak through him. In the very beginning‚ Milton invokes a muse to inspire and instruct him. "I

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    The Great Gatsby

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    Research Essay Gatsby and The Lost Generation F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in a turbulent‚ contradictory time period. It was a time of great prosperity‚ as well as poverty. Many were excited and happy that the First World War had ended‚ but those that came back from the war were disillusioned with society and all the prosperity that was occurring‚ the horrors of war still fresh in their minds. Fitzgerald utilized these contrasting views of society‚ that of the Lost Generation’s disillusionment and

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